No sign of an upset at London Road, either -  Marcus Maddison has doubled the home side's lead and they are looking comfortable. 

Jacques Maghoma scores his first goal for Birmingham  to put them 1-0 up at Bristol Rovers, while Charlton go 3-0 up against Dagenham with a goal through Zakarya Bergdich.  

League Two side Hartlepool take the lead through Billy Paynter , who heads in. League One side Fleetwood in a bit of trouble.

Hello, we might have to wind back the number of upsets on the cards - Ipswich have levelled at home to League Two Stevenage. 

Josh Yorwerth with it on his first ever senior game.

It isn't going well though as League Two Luton still lead Championship Bristol City. The Hatters hit the post from a free-kick as they look for a second.

And here's another Championship side who look safe to make the next round - Sheffield Wednesday increase their lead through Kieran Lee. The two-goal cushion restored.

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Nedum Onuhoa slams the ball home to wrap this one up with almost 40 minutes to play. 

No upset here.

It is a game of spot-kicks at Scunthorpe. This time it is the hosts who score from 12 yards as Paddy Madden cancels out Josh Scowen's penalty for Barnsley minutes later. Extra time looming? They aren't the only ones with 15 games level at the moment. Late night anyone?

He was the brightest player in the first half and Sammy Ameobi's been threatening again already. The Newcastle loanee flashes another shot over the bar on his debut. 

Craig Noone's free-kick just before half-time the difference between the sides.

#NoFilter, I hope? Beautiful. No further goals.

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An early second-half goal for Barnsley as Josh Scowen scores from the penalty spot to give them a 1-0 lead at fellow third-tier side Scunthorpe. The Tykes had missed a penalty through Marley Watkins in the first half. Scunny goalkeeper Joe Anyon will be a relieved man not to see a card though.

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Does this count as one chance or two? 

Stephen Arthurworrey's header hits the QPR bar not once, but twice. Still the Championship side looking comfortable with that lead though.

No further goals at Griffin Park, but the Roofe has come off.

Third goal scorer Kemar Roofe substituted for Callum O'Dowda.

League One Wigan (what on earth happened there?) take the lead at home to Bury through a Will Grigg  penalty.

Not long gone in the second half, but League Two side York have levelled against League One Bradford, as Luke Summerfield keeps his composure to net from the peanlty spot.

Bright start from Championship side Hull at League Two Accrington Stanley (at the not-so-brilliantly named Wham Stadium, external). 

But the hosts respond in kind with a lovely move of their own. Keep a close eye on this one if it's yet another upset you're after...

And we're back under way up and down the country